Advance Australia where?
Friday
3rd February
2017
IAN HALL | The report in the Washington Post that President Donald Trump berated Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over…
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What does 2021 hold for Australia’s relationship with the United States?
Thursday
28th January
2021
IAN HALL | It is safe to say that the election of Joseph R. Biden Jr. was greeted…
Weekly Pacific Bulletin
Wednesday
11th March
2020
TESS NEWTON CAIN | Pacific countries dealing with COVID-19 Pacific island countries are continuing to deal with…
Australian Grand Strategy, China and security
Wednesday
1st July
2020
As conversation about Australia’s public policy response to Beijing’s increasing antagonism towards the nation continues to evolve, Dr Peter Layton,…
Carve out a homeland for the Arab Sunnis and hope for awakening
Wednesday
2nd December
2015
PETER LAYTON | Islamic State’s recent attacks may have achieved something really important, accelerating its demise by forcing the West…
F-35 Joint Strike Fighter – Just another fighter bomber
Monday
9th May
2016
PETER LAYTON | The Lockheed Martin F-35 is finally on track after numerous technical issues, long delays and large cost increases.
The 2 percent NATO benchmark is a red herring
Thursday
16th February
2017
PETER LAYTON | The usefulness of America’s allies was severely questioned during Donald Trump’s election campaign. Allies were presented as…
A strategic focus for Canada-Australia security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific
Friday
3rd March
2017
PETER LAYTON | Canada and Australia are remarkably alike in many areas. It was no surprise that Prime Minister Stephen…
Advancing China’s South China Sea dominance
Wednesday
29th March
2017
PETER LAYTON | In a recent PLA Navy (PLAN) journal article, South Sea Fleet officers declared that China has achieved…
Trapped in a long war
Thursday
1st June
2017
PETER LAYTON | Australia has been part of America’s long war against terrorism since the war began in 2001. In…